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Cypherium, the creator of cross-chain interoperability solution for central bank digital currencies, to raise funds via new token sale.

Christine Lagarde, President of ECB, says lack of payments integration in Europe has led to foreign providers taking the lead.

Speech by Mr François Villeroy de Galhau, Governor of the Bank of France, at the Bundesbank virtual autumn conference "Banking and Payments in the digital world", Frankfurt am Main, 11 September 2020.

COVID-19 has led to an acceleration in digital payments adoption and technological innovation, as seen by the spending pattern of European citizens.

Have you ever wondered which countries are working on Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and where they stand in the process? Are they simply doing research or is there a pilot program in the works? Or maybe there is a digital currency live and in

The long-awaited study and research findings from the European Central Bank (ECB) over a potential Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), the digital euro, will be revealed in the coming weeks, says ECB President Christine Lagrade. As reported by Reuters, the ECB will present the advantages and disadvantages of rolling out a digital euro and launch a consultation thereafter.

EU residents are becoming more comfortable with digital and contactless payments.

New platform will allow central banks to test CBDC issuance and distribution

According to a press release, Mastercard has launched a Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) Testing Platform, facilitating banks’ pilot programs by allowing them to first assess the usability of the CBDC design or strategy in a simulated CBDC ecosystem. Rolling out this platform is opportune as a majority of banks across the globe have started or are midway through their digital currency development plans.

Mastercard revealed this week that it has launched a central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) testing platform. The goal is to enable central banks to test national digital currencies. Many central banks are testing or investigating CBDCs including China's digital yuan that is currently being

Payment giant Mastercard has unveiled a virtual platform that will enable central banks to assess and explore Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).

Is Mastercard trying to show some central banks the folly of their ways?

The digital yuan will not unseat the U.S. dollar — at least not right away.

Mastercard announced on Wednesday it has launched a central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) testing platform to enable central banks to assess and explore national digital currencies. According to Mastercard, CBDCs are designed to be equivalent in value to a nation’s paper currency and subject

Australia was one of the first countries to recognize the immense potential of blockchain technology and to incorporate it into various sectors in the country.